Project Management Diploma: Curriculum & Scholarship

Eligibility & Fee

FEE STRUCTURE

Master Diploma in Project Management (MDPM)
	Regular Fee	35% Fee Scholarship Valid till May 31st
Semester-I Fee	£ ~~1,000~~	£ 650
Semester-II Fee	£ ~~1,000~~	£ 650
Full MDPM Fee (in Installment)	£ ~~2,000~~	£ 1,300
Full MDPM Fee (if Paid at Once)	£ ~~1,800~~	£ 1,100
Note: *Discount packages are available for companies and groups. Contact for details.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To enroll in MDPM program, applicants must have:

College diploma OR 2 years of work experience
Working knowledge of English

FEE INCLUDES

One year unlimited access to MDPM e-Class
Interactive lectures, explaining complete MDPM curriculum
Access to comprehensive e-manuals for each course
24/7 academic support by project management faculty
Access to project management e-library
14 practice examinations as assignments
Free examination attempt for each course
Free CPM and CPME certifications on completion of Semester-I
Free MDPM diploma on completion of Semester-II

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MDPM Curriculum

SEMESTER-I

Project Management Fundamentals

Project Management Framework
Program and Project Portfolio Management
Project Management Office
Project Management Frameworks
Project Management Standards & Methodologies
Project Life Cycle and Processes
Project Management Process Groups
Project Management Knowledge Areas.

Project Management Tools & Techniques - I

Project Initiation
Project Charter & Stakeholders Process
Project Scope Management
Project Time Management
Project Cost Management
Project Quality Management
Project Human Resource Management.

Project Management Tools & Techniques - II

Project Integration Management
Project Risk Management
Project Procurement Management
Project Stakeholder Management
Project Communications Management.

Agile Project Management

Agile life cycle and Frameworks
Using Agile with Waterfall, Lean, Scrum and XP
Agile Planning, Monitoring & Adopting
Agile Estimation Techniques & Product Quality
Agile Analysis and Design
Project Communication & Collaboration
Agile Risk Management
Agile Metrics & Value Stream Analysis
Agile PMO and Brainstorming Techniques
Building Agile Team.

Project Management Software

Planning and Creating Projects
Identifying Work and Building Schedule
Building Project Team
Assigning Resources
Project Budgeting and Fine-Tuning Plans
Evaluating and Correcting Project Performance
Managing Change
Managing Multiple Projects
Linking and Embedding
Using Project-Info and Macros.

SEMESTER-II

Program Management

Program Management Professional PMI-PgMP
Introduction of Program Management
Managing Large Projects As Programs
Program Management Performance Domains
Program Life Cycle and Phases
Program Strategy Alignment
Program Analysis, Planning and Management
Program Governance
Program Management Processes
Managing Cost, Quality, HR and Communications
Risk Planning, Monitoring and Control.

Project Portfolio Management

Portfolio Management PMI-PfMP
Process Groups and Knowledge Areas
Portfolio Strategic Management
Developing Portfolio Charter and Roadmap
Managing Strategic Change
Portfolio Governance Management
Portfolio Performance Management
Managing Supply and Demand
Portfolio Communication Management
Portfolio Risk Management.

Designing and Implementing a Project

Students must develop a real-world project management plan at the end of the course. Their Project management abilities, as well as problem-solving skills are tested. Experience of working on a real-world project plan creates an excellent impression in their CVs and provide opportunities for better jobs and careers. Student may choose from several areas of interest, such as software, construction, IT, etc. The following are the main components of the project plan:

Prepare WBS, Gantt Chart & Network Diagram
Make Project Teams and RBS
Work with Resource and Fixed Costs
Risk Management, Budget Planning & Change Management
Prepare communication, quality and procurement plans.

Clients and Participants

Accreditation !

AIMS is duly registered with the UKRLP in the United Kingdom. AIMS has received international accreditation from QAHE & UK accreditation from CPD. The Master Diploma in Project Management (MDPM) conforms to the guidelines set by the Ofqual Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) for Level-6 Graduate Diploma, with over 50 credits. Obtaining an MDPM diploma allows individuals to earn academic PDUs and exam preparation for various professional certifications offered by PMI, such as PMP, PMI-ACP, PgMP, and PfMP. Furthermore, possessing an MDPM diploma can serve as a stepping stone towards pursuing a Master’s Degree.